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Sumatran, Borneo, and Blood Python color morphs

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Hello all!!! I was interested if there's a comprehensive guide to color morphs in these three species. I have seen some interesting patterns and colors as well as some color morph names where I have no clue what they look like (oreo?!)!!

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Here's the list I know of:

Bloods - Matrix, T+ Albino, T- Albino, Red Bulls, Normal
Borneo - Normal (really, I have no clue with this one)
Sumatran - Pumpkin-Head, Pewter-Head,full blacks with normal or red eyes

Any help would be appreciated! I'm super interested in these three, but especially the Sumatrans and am looking to purchase my first here soon :)!
 
With the sumatrans, those really aren't morphs.

The black headed ones come from the southern region and pumpkin headed are from the northern province.

I don't know about the chrome heads, but I doubt they're morphs. There's not a lot of morphs in the sumatrans.
 
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